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The Fisherman lamps, designed by Mattias Ståhlbom of TAF for ZERO were inspired by the use of glass fishing floats once used by fisherman for about a century starting in the late 1840s.
Each rope is hand-knitted by a small company on the Swedish west coast whose specialty was making ropes and netting for the fishing industry.
Photos by Jonas Lindström.
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Hiren Modi on 11.10.2011 at 07:59 AM
This is my 3rd comment on Design Milk. How you find this kind of attractive lamps? This is really big question for me. I am also dealing with Google alerts but, never get success to find out such a attractive lamps like this. Now, I am thinking to create one category on website which may contain all unique and attractive lamps like this. Thanks for sharing man!
Tennyson Tippy on 11.10.2011 at 11:45 AM
Light, texture, historical context, ornamental and utilitarian beauty, all in one pendant! Would love to see how they look foregrounded in a room setting.
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